Inoyama Records

Bill Evans
You Must Believe In Spring
Warner Bros. Records – P-10967W

​1981 Japanese Pressing (Stereo) NM/VG--

​Deeply Emotional, Introspective Jazz Masterpiece. 🎹🍂

​Recorded in August 1977 but released posthumously in 1981, You Must Believe In Spring stands as one of Bill Evans' most profoundly moving albums. Side 1 opens with the heartbreakingly beautiful "A Minor Waltz (For Ellaine)," dedicated to his late common-law wife, before flowing into the breathtaking Michel Legrand-penned title track, "You Must Believe In Spring". Accompanied by the incredibly empathetic rhythm section of bassist Eddie Gomez and drummer Eliot Zigmund, Evans' playing is imbued with a haunting, lyrical melancholy. This 1981 Japanese pressing by Warner-Pioneer Corporation offers the pristine, whisper-quiet vinyl needed to fully absorb the trio's delicate interplay and emotional depth.

​About the Artist:

Bill Evans was a pianist of immense lyrical beauty and one of the most influential musicians in the history of jazz. Known for his impressionistic harmonic language and revolutionary approach to piano trios, his playing redefined modern jazz piano. This recording session, captured a few years before his untimely passing in 1980, serves as a poignant testament to his enduring genius and his ability to translate profound personal sorrow into timeless, exquisite art.

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